Funds continue to be enthusiastic in self-purchasing, and many public offering funds have entered the market at low levels and achieved significant gains.

Throughout the year, whether in a low market or during a market recovery, the enthusiasm of public funds for self-purchase has noticeably increased compared to previous years, mainly focusing on "safeguarding" floating-rate products and stabilizing market sentiment in low market conditions. Some observers point out that in recent years, fund companies have faced certain pressure due to reducing management fees, so using some of the profits for investment has become an option to increase earnings. As a result, as the market warms up, public fund self-purchased products have also generated considerable profits, especially for funds that boldly entered the market in early April, they have reaped significant gains.